Network AI MCP Server

Network-AI

TypeScript/Node.js multi-agent orchestrator — shared state, guardrails, budgets, and cross-framework coordination

Network-AI is a TypeScript/Node.js multi-agent orchestrator that adds coordination, guardrails, and governance to any AI agent stack.

• Shared blackboard with locking — atomic propose → validate → commit prevents race conditions and split-brain failures across parallel agents
• Guardrails and budgets — FSM governance, per-agent token ceilings, HMAC / Ed25519 audit trails, and permission gating
• 17 adapters — LangChain (+ streaming), AutoGen, CrewAI, OpenAI Assistants, LlamaIndex, Semantic Kernel, Haystack, DSPy, Agno, MCP, Custom (+ streaming), OpenClaw, A2A, Codex, MiniMax, NemoClaw, and APS — no glue code, no lock-in
• Persistent project memory (Layer 3) — context_manager.py injects decisions, goals, stack, milestones, and banned patterns into every system prompt so agents always have full project context

The silent failure mode in multi-agent systems: parallel agents writing to the same key use last-write-wins by default — one agent's result silently overwrites another's mid-flight. The outcome is split-brain state: double-spends, contradictory decisions, corrupted context, no error thrown. Network-AI's propose → validate → commit mutex prevents this at the coordination layer, before any write reaches shared state.

Use Network-AI as:

• A TypeScript/Node.js library — import { createSwarmOrchestrator } from 'network-ai'
• An MCP server — npx network-ai-server --port 3001
• A CLI — network-ai bb get status / network-ai audit tail
• An OpenClaw skill — clawhub install network-ai

**5-minute quickstart →**  |  **Architecture →**  |  **All adapters →**  |  **Benchmarks →**

⚡ Try in 60 Seconds

npm install network-ai

import { LockedBlackboard } from 'network-ai';

const board = new LockedBlackboard('.');
const id    = board.propose('status', { ready: true }, 'agent-1');
board.validate(id, 'agent-1');
board.commit(id);

console.log(board.read('status'));  // { ready: true }

Two agents, atomic writes, no race conditions. That's it.

Want the full stress test? No API key, ~3 seconds:

npx ts-node examples/08-control-plane-stress-demo.ts

Runs priority preemption, AuthGuardian permission gating, FSM governance, and compliance monitoring — all without a single LLM call.

If it saves you from a race condition, a ⭐ helps others find it.

What's Included